An average of seven months of work is left in the local construction industry with the current contracts, according to figures gathered so far with an aim to create an index on
A Syrian military helicopter that crashed near the capital Damascus on Thursday hit the tail of a passenger plane but the 200 people on board escaped unharmed, Syria's information ministry said. "The
A Los Angeles-area chef charged with murdering his wife, whose body has never been found, told investigators he cooked her corpse for four days in a vat of boiling water to dispose
Spain's economic crisis is exposing deep regional fault lines. Among Catalans on Barcelona's boulevards the talk is of independence, and Madrid is worried. This week the king and prime minister called for
Evaluation of the second licensing round for Cyprus’ offshore blocks has been completed and the advisory committee will reconvene on 26 September and submit its report to the Minister of Commerce, according
Certain types of tattoos – including those done with yellow or blue ink, or older and bigger tattoos – are harder to remove than others with laser treatment, according to an Italian
Voting for the Oscars is going electronic for the first time in a move that will speed up the process and could give an boost to younger, edgier movies. The Academy of
Republican Mitt Romney's reeling campaign hit more trouble on Tuesday after new video surfaced showing him saying that Palestinians do not want peace and a resolution of their conflict with Israel was
A French court on Tuesday banned a gossip magazine from further publishing topless photographs of the wife of Britain's Prince William, the former Kate Middleton, and ordered it to hand the pictures
**Both Greek and Turkish Cypriots spending less** Card spending over the Green Line has shrunk in both directions so far this year, according to analysis of data provided by JCC Payment Systems.
